Trailer for "Jackass 4: Bad Grandpa" is Here!

After "Jackass 3" grossed $170 million globally on a budget of $20 million, Paramount Pictures decided to move forward with a fourth installment, called "Jackass 4: Bad Grandpa." We now have a trailer for the new movie. Check it out below.

Plot: 86 year-old Irving Zisman (Johnny Knoxville) is on a journey across America with the most unlikely companions, his 8 year-old Grandson Billy (Jackson Nicholl). Along the way Irving will introduce the young and impressionable Billy to people, places and situations that give new meaning to the term childrearing. The duo will encounter male strippers, disgruntled child beauty pageant contestants (and their equally disgruntled mothers), funeral home mourners, biker bar patrons and a whole lot of unsuspecting citizens.

I do admit that I have the show and the past movies on DVD. They are fun to watch if i'm in a bad or down mood and they make me laugh and smile at the pure absurdity of it all, like modern clowns I guess.

Ryan Dunn was a drunk *sshole who deliberately and willfully murdered his passenger. He had a long-standing habit of driving fast and drunk, and many people who knew him thought it was "cool", just one of his many "childishly amusing" antics.

The people at the Boston Marathon were totally innocent victims doing nothing wrong whatsoever when they were blown into pieces by two terrorists. One of them was a child.

Just be quiet, Stapes, because it is once again apparent you're too stupid to speak among adults.

@Deaftone: Stapes saw Jackass in the late 90s because he can time travel. He put on his cape and flew around the earth really fast, ending up in the Noughties, whereupon he purchased the DVD collection and henceforth returned to his own time period.

Sometime in the near future, these guy's antics will become passe. Then some new freaks will come along and start doing even more extreme pranks. Hell, it might even be these Jackass guys that'll kick it up a notch. You'll see a 50 year old Steve-O getting a kidney removed so he can toss it from an overpass onto passing cars below, or a middle-aged Bam Margera being cheered on as he buttf*cks a cow in a field. You'll see...it'll happen.

I am unapologetically a huge fan of the Jackass series. I've always considered it a sort of postmodern performance art, even if it's actually just a bunch of dumb stunts performed by barely literate morons.